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Hong Kong reportedly becomes a safe haven for Russian gold

A report says Hong Kong is increasingly serving as a destination for Russian gold. The supplied information does not provide details on volumes, participants or official measures.

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The development could affect sanctions enforcement and international gold-trade flows.

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